Ashihara Karate - Alexandr Lavrushin vs Sergey Epihin, K-1 fight - Battle Of The Champions 2008

[@НиколайДыкин-и8ъ]

Лаврушин красавец, ручки держит у головы, работает серийно, у второго бойца руки постоянно опущены как в спортивном каратэ

[@safdarkh786]

NICE. Beautiful use of karate by both of them.

[@АманНиязов-г9д]

молодцы хороший бой показали

[@hybris159]

Very good !!

[@Michael-pi6ci]

Full contact karate vs sport karate

[@remshot1998]

Don't be dumb. They are both sports

[@lucas.w167]

Brabo

[@alucard402]

@vanovi what's Sane karate i didn't find any information about this style of KArate do yo know some site with useful information cuz i only found that Alexey Shturmin is the Sosai of that organization..

[@ЕвгенийНестеров-й4г]

this is the soviet style of karate

[@v1adimir75eas]

лаврушин полюбому не только ашихарой занимался

[@BadBlueBoy213]

how old is his oponent also 28?

[@maxmazda2526]

18

[@Supatrader]

бокс конечно эти танцы убирает легко

[@branislavpavlovic9395]

Kolenami net boksa

[@ss-leifbarsark7767]

That wasnt a KO,they do this in many fights the ufc also they rule it a knockout but The guy is clearly awake,its a stoppage by The ref not a ko..they did The same mcgregor vs poirier in the second fight for example mcgregor was down and clearly out of the fight but he was not knocked out

[@prvtthd401]

Knock out does not mean unconscious. According to the rules of K1, article 10.7: _When a fighter is knocked down, and the round is finished while referee is still counting, the timekeeper shall not signal the end of the round (the time keeper will not ring the bell). Hence, the referee continues to count, and the round will end when the counts stop. When the counts reaches ten (10) counts, the downed fighter will be considered knocked out (KO). When the referee decide that the downed fighter is not in the condition to continue to fight after the ten(10) counts, the referee stops the fight and the result will be considered technical knock out.(Referee Stop:TKO)._ This rule also applies to MMA rules. If you get rocked (knocked) and the referee believes you are unable to continue fighting (out of the fight) because of that strike, then it is a knock out (you get knocked and are out of the fight). It does not mean knocked out as in the lights go out what many people believe, it means knocked out as in out of the fight. If you literally can't fight anymore due to injury (leg kicks/broken leg) or loss of consciousness, then it is a knock out. If the referee decides you cannot fight anymore, then it is a technical knockout, but still a knockout because you are out of the fight. This video was a knock out, because he got rocked and the referee decided he is unable to continue because of that.

[@РадмирРодновер]

ашихара каратэ используется японской полицией.

[@БарбосКросс]

я на канале дедушки я сын саши

[@bryaneff]

Supposed to be a karateka but his stance is almost pure thai and he was using the low kick to counter the pure karate stance.. Then he finished him with Thai clinch and knees. I only saw him throw one karate snap kick, the rest of his technique including his stance and guard was textbook Muay Thai

[@wendigodeadpatterson2514]

Your dumb as hell. You mixed up the two white dudes.

[@mattmac6069]

He actually doesn't have a Thai base, his style is Ashihara Karate, which happens to look a lot like Muay Thai, and does have some influence from Muay Thai. However, the clinch fighting is generally less refined and more focused on Gi grips, and the kicks tend to be quite different though Thai style leg kicks are present as in Kyokushin which the art is based on.

[@safdarkh786]

Ha ha ha. That's because you don't know anything about karate other than what's shown in kickboxing matches.

[@bryanking1428]

Here is the guy claiming the winner as a thai boxer... in every f'n video. So annoying.

[@kesenaememere8520]

​@@bryanking1428, that’s because they think everything punch and kuck is Muay Thai.